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Sunday, 11 August 2013

The Artist's Workspace - Frank Louis Allens First Video Log




Here it is My First Video Log Welcome to to Basements Studio Corner.


I might start doing some in depth Analysis of my Art and way of working. I draw without plan and I think this is negatively impacting me trying to paint, but after much reasoning this out I've realized my art is really good and original without all the painting. It is something I can develop as a side line or just a hobby whilst I continue making my Art the way that really works for me.....

Yes I do need to Tidy up In a lot of pain right now from my discs I had a serious back injury 2 Years ago and now I'm unable to sit for any period of time. occasionally it gets really bad and even hurts when I walk so there's no winning in that situation.....



- Frank Louis Allen

Feel free to also connect with me on facebook and I will continue to supply my little tumbles with my Art at  franklouisallen.tumblr.com

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Monday, 21 November 2011

17th November 2011 - Astro Light

Heres the Doodle transfered to the computer at last.



I saw some quite obvious Images emerge from these lines but when I showed them to Mel he really couldn't see them at all. I wonder if any one picks out the two futuristic figures for what they are. Have fun and see what you see, then let me know. 

Made me laugh how drugged up this looks, I take no recreational drugs but I could see how it could appear that way with this one.

Its taken me hours to scan this A2 abstract doodle onto a A4 scanner, It took me only an hour to draw typical.

Drawing was round Mels listening to Mahavishnu Orchestra's 'Birds of Fire' on original Vinyl. Mel used to run a record shop before his Life fell apart and has shown me some wonders from the early 70's. When Jazz Rock Fusion had a dirty sound and it was all going on in the Jam.






This Song is Mahavishnu Orchestra's Miles Beyond from the Album Birds of Fire. Really playing with time signatures in a grand way.